Michael Towle owns NavCap Wealth Management, a financial planning and investment firm. But before he headed into the world of finance, he worked in a much different setting: the sea.
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As a landscape/travel photographer, I travel all over the place. But I spend way more time here in the South Bay than everywhere else. And my favorite spots to photograph are the tidal pools of the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
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Embarking on a journey through the celestial landscape of 2024, we seek to weave the wisdom of astrology with uplifting and insightful guidance.
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The 40 Families Project is an ongoing historical research project that seeks to identify members of the 40 Japanese families and their descendants who farmed across the Peninsula
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It’s stellar to learn self-hypnosis to avoid accidental hypnosis from advertisers, politicians, family and friends. Self-hypnosis lets YOU decide what to believe and what not to believe so YOU make the most of your gifts and life.
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What would this haunting Halloween season be without our favorite monsters, Munsters and ghouls?
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Universal Studios had a hammerlock on the horror genre during Hollywood’s studio era. Their stable of stars, directors and writers understood the very nature of putting the face on a memorable monster. An eerie remote locale…dark and desperate situations…flawed characters (including a fair share of assorted loathsome ghouls), and a script tinged with wicked humor; this was the recipe for success.
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Well, it is the season, and it is true that there is “something about Mary.” She is just a little haunted! But why not? She is British and nearly a hundred years old, and she has sailed 3.8 million nautical miles upon the oceans of the Earth in war and peace, and in fair weather and foul.
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Boris Karloff and Béla Lugosi are horror film legends, but few know them as union activists and founding members of the Screen Actors Guild. Between 1933 and 1937, both actively recruited actors and actresses to join the as-yet-unrecognized union – a delicate and risky business.
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Point Vicente Lighthouse Palos Verdes, CA
Situated at Point Vincente, Palos Verdes, this 185 foot tall structure offers some of the best views of the California coastline around. As well as being a scenic, relaxing spot favoured by tourists and romantics alike; this lighthouse also has a darker side... and its very own ghost...
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Amid the ongoing land movement on the Peninsula, Wayfarers Chapel closed its doors earlier this year and this summer
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Contrary to what many believe, Catalina Island was never connected to Southern California’s mainland land mass. The Island was formed by a complex set of tectonic plate movements by the North American Plate, Pacific Plate and the Farallon Plate. This seismic activity has caused much wonderment about how the endemic species of plants and animals arrived on the Island.
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Meredith Yinger, the founder and owner of SheTV Media, has released her first documentary, “Scars Unseen,” which highlights the stories of three women who have faced domestic violence.
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The Wilmington Neighborhood Council has requested that the intersection of M Street and Banning Blvd. be named after longtime Wilmington resident Simie Seaman.
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It’s not often that the events and actions of our youth continue to resonate decades later. But then again; most people aren’t Louie Zamperini.
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“Team Apollo” was an endearing term used with love by those of us who participated behind the scenes of that first “Boot Print” on the moon.
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Dr. Kim White has entered her second year as the exalted ruler of the San Pedro Elks Lodge after she became the first woman leader of the San Pedro Elks Lodge in 2023
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Almost Lost to History – with Monique Sugimoto and Rick Humphrey in the Local History Center
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